Henry is the third novel in the Smoke series. In this novel, Henry 'Smoke' Smokehouse's wife, Doctor Olivia Bennet, is teetering on the edge of life. However, she insists Smoke leave her side to follow a twenty-year old clue to his long missing son. Smoke must choose between pursuing the faint hope of finding the missing child and leaving O in her most desperate hour. They both know he has only one choice and once that decision is made, there is no stopping him, even when the trail leads through a dangerous drug cartel. Facing impossible odds, luck must fall right for Smoke to escape, find his son, and return to O. Henry is a story about a real man, a hero but not a superman. It is a story that goes from high society New York, to a battlefield in Afghanistan, to a parking lot at a rural Indian Casino in Oklahoma. It travels from a New York hospital, to a lake in Northern Italy, to a sex nightclub in Amsterdam. There is one missing piece to finding his kidnapped son, but he has to extract it from the leader of the drug cartel. He gets help from, his old friends, the FBI, and Interpol, but in the end he's alone, one against many. Henry begins at a crime scene, and ends on a baseball diamond. Smoke is racing against time. He has to uncover the information he needs to find his son and get back to O who is desperately ill. He has to do what's right and live with the consequences.